In a 2.5-hour keynote, Apple proved that it’s really thinking beyond the iPhone with new software features coming to iPad, Apple Watch and Mac. WSJ's Joanna Stern and David Pierce recap the ones that matter in about three minutes. PHOTO: JUSTIN SULLIVAN/GETTY IMAGESDevelopers have sued Apple Inc. over the costs associated with selling apps on the company’s App Store, accusing the tech business of monopolizing app distribution. The lawsuit, which was filed in California on Tuesday, claims that the plaintiffs are forced to sell their iOS apps through the App Store because Apple has a monopoly over app distribution. It says the company has charged developers a commission of 30% for nearly 11 years on selling apps and products within the apps.

Source: Wall Street Journal June 04, 2019 18:10 UTC